“Breaking limits and challenging the expected.”

Benjamin Dane is a Texas-born, SAG-AFTRA actor whose career spans stage, film, television, and new media. He began in community theater, earning standout roles in multiple productions and becoming one of the original cast members of Kingdom Park’s The Promise. His early stage work included Bobby Sox, C.S. Lewis’ The Silver Chair, Peanut Butter and Tofu on Jewish Rye, and Eight Days That Changed the World.

Transitioning to screen, Benjamin appeared in Oliver Stone’s JFK, CBS’s Killing in a Small Town, ABC Family’s Amazing Love Stories, and the independent feature Holding On. His film work expanded with the award-winning Echoes of Innocence, comedies Sweet Hideaway and The Significant Other, and the ABC Family series The Dark Prince, filmed on location in Israel.

Additional credits include I Am Gabriel, Netflix’s most-watched western Kill or Be Killed, NBC’s Friday Night Lights, and multiple roles in REELZ’s Murder Made Me Famous. Most recently, he starred as President Taylor Brooks in the theatrical comedy First Lady alongside Corbin Bernsen, Nancy Stafford, and Stacey Dash, and won Best Actor for his portrayal of a homeless veteran with PTSD in the festival short Concrete Dreams.

Beyond acting, Benjamin is an accomplished producer, with credits including The Significant Other, award-winning Still Born, Vows, and the groundbreaking feature Beyond the Farthest Star. He recently wrapped the innovative reality series APartMENTAL and is producing and starring in the upcoming streaming series STRUCK!, in which he portrays the pivotal role of Noah.